The Donovon Lynch Case

The Donovon Lynch Case

An Independent Investigation Into the Death of Donovon Lynch

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March 22, 2026 Michael Phillips

The Forensic Gap: What the Evidence Does—and Does Not—Show About Donovon Lynch’s Actions

March 22, 2026 Michael Phillips

How Officer Simmons Justified the Use of Lethal Force Against Donovon Lynch

March 22, 2026 Michael Phillips

What the Lawsuit and Records Show — A Document-Based Analysis of the Donovon Lynch Shooting

March 21, 2026 Michael Phillips

Transparency, Accountability, and Public Trust

March 21, 2026 Michael Phillips

How Civilian Review Boards Work in Virginia

March 20, 2026 Michael Phillips

Chaos, Seconds, and a Fatal Shot

March 20, 2026 Michael Phillips

The Investigation and Lack of Charges

March 20, 2026 Michael Phillips

The Night of the Shooting

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Allegations or statements of misconduct are based on documents, affidavits, and/or public records unless otherwise noted.

All individuals are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.

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